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| This is a discussion on stud bankroll question within the online poker forums, in the Learning Poker section; If you're playing 5c/10c seven-card stud is a $60 bankroll enough? How about if it's hi-lo? At what point would you take a flyer on ... |
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6th September 2009, 7:57 AM
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| stud bankroll question If you're playing 5c/10c seven-card stud is a $60 bankroll enough? How about if it's hi-lo? At what point would you take a flyer on 10c/25c tables? Retouraupasse |
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7th September 2009, 12:50 AM
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| Note these aren't games I play much, but I think the general rule is to have 300 big bets in your bankroll for the game you're playing? That being the case yeah you're probably rolled for 5/10c and you wouldn't move up to 10/25c until you had at least $75 in your roll. It's all about your level of comfort and how swingy your game is though. If you're a loose player or you're prone to big swings you'll want more in your bankroll. Shouldn't make any difference if you're playing Stud8, BTW. |
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22nd September 2009, 10:24 AM
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| i mean if u wanna go for pro.u should be able to reload at least 100 times. dont play with scare money. poker is all about the edges. |
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